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Timur Senguen

Vice President, Science & Testing
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Dr. Timur Senguen received his BA in Biochemistry from Kenyon College and went on to complete Master's and Doctoral degrees in Chemistry at the University of Rochester, specializing in the study of proteins believed to be involved in Alzheimer's disease. After a brief stint at the Boston Biomedical Research Institute, where he focused on a particular form of heart disease, he took the position of VP of Science & Testing at Reviewed.com. He oversees all testing procedures, and continuously works on improving testing as well as scoring methodologies.

Articles & Reviews by Timur Senguen

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From Solar Cells to Electric Cars: the TecWatch Roundup

Highlights from IFA's emerging technology zone

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Pearl's newest 3D printer is the brainchild of the German Tony Stark

Pearls newest 3D printer offering, designed by Luigi Colani, looks great, has promise.

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HDMI Announces Version 2.0—and Just a Moment Too Late

HDMI finally announced its much-needed improvements to 4K support. Introducing: HDMI 2.0.

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OLED Televisions Leave No Room for Improvement (Almost)

OLED televisions can produce perfect black levels. With no light left to suppress, what does this mean for televisions?

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What is Plasma, and Why Is it in my Television?

No, plasma is not a tradename.

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Meet HATS, Our Headphone Tester

Headphone testing is a bit more than putting a mic up to the 'phones.

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Image Stabilization Testing: How Do We Accurately Simulate Camera Shake?

Unlike most performance testing, image stabilization requires a bit ingenuity to measure.

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3D Printers: The Replicators are Coming (Video)

Which technology will have the most impact on how lives will change in the next 10 years?

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